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Friends don't steal from friends (or at least steal less)

New research has shown that chimpanzees are less likely to steal from their friends than from acquaintances with whom they have no friendship ties. The thieving chimpanzees also react differently when the thief is a friend, suggesting they may have higher expectations of friends.

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Environment

Good News Network10/22/2026

‘World’s Largest Deforestation Project’ Halted Early, Saving Potentially 4 Million Acres

Indonesian authorities have paused, and perhaps ended, the “world’s largest deforestation project.” Having achieved self-sufficiency in rice cultivation some 3 years ahead of a government schedule, around 4 million acres of rainforest, swamps, and peatlands across large Indonesian islands will be spared from deforestation. Though the ultimate destiny of these vast areas remains unclear, a […] The post ‘World’s Largest Deforestation Project’ Halted Early, Saving Potentially 4 Million Acres appeared first on Good News Network.

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Wildlife

Upworthy10/22/2026

Man’s inability to control himself over his new kitten’s cuteness is beyond relatable

If you've ever had a pet kitten, you get it. The post Man’s inability to control himself over his new kitten’s cuteness is beyond relatable appeared first on Upworthy.

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Upworthy10/22/2026

Service dog spots his favorite Disney character on a cruise and goes bananas with joy

Forest deserves this. The post Service dog spots his favorite Disney character on a cruise and goes bananas with joy appeared first on Upworthy.

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